I haven't debugged anything yet, but here's what I currently see:
Firefox:
* Locally, via file://
=> the XSLT isn't applied and I just see a jumble of text from the
XML doc
* From w3.org, via http://
=> I see a rendered doc, but missing a bunch of styling (colors and
table lines in examples, for instance)
IE8:
* Locally, via file://
=> I see a rendered doc with (AFAICT) all the CSS styling correctly
applied
* From w3.org, via http://
=> I get a strange error processing the DTD:
"""
Cannot view XML input using style sheet. Please correct the error and
then click the Refresh button, or try again later.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The character '>' was expected. Error processing resource
'http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/docs/shared/xmlspec.dtd'. Line 21...
|%illus.class;|%ednote.class;%local.obj.mix;"atusp.class;.
----------------------------------------------------^
"""
It's a strange error because as far as I can tell, that line doesn't
exist in the DTD.
Google Chrome:
* Locally, via file://
=> shows up rendered with styles, like in IE8
* From w3.org, via http://
=> It seems to load a rendered doc, but there is JS (as text) at
the top, and then I can't scroll the page at all
So.... without having done any debugging, I'm wondering if there's a
parse error somewhere that the browsers are all handling differently.
Would be happy with other sets of eyes though!
Lee